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Curative Appoints Brandon Charles as New Chief Medical Officer

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Nov 30, 2023

Dr. Brandon Charles joins the Curative leadership team as the new Chief Medical Officer. Dr. Charles has focused on delivering cost-effective quality care, optimizing clinical resources, and driving strategic health plan innovation. With over three decades of experience in healthcare and his expertise, business acumen, and leadership skills, Dr. Charles will contribute to Curative's commitment to delivering innovative healthcare solutions. Read the full article on Business Wire.

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